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Welcome back to Inside the Hive, I'm Emily Jane Fox, I'm here as always with Joe Hagen-Hey Joe.

Hey.

How are you?

Are you relaxed?

I feel happy, which is a great segue into our interview today, which it is a little bit

different than the kind of stuff we usually talk about, but it shouldn't be, and it is

completely related.

We have Dan Harris on our podcast today.

Dan Harris, as many of you know, has been an ABC News anchor for many, many, many years.

You know his face, you washed him on nightline, you watch him delivering the news every

week.

And in 2004, he had a panic attack while live on national television, which is a great

fear of mine.

And it sort of changed the entire trajectory of the rest of his life and his thoughts on

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